Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-27
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In Judge O'Melveny's courta breach
nj promise suit between Emelia Dah-
glada and j. G. Elias consumed the
rpt;rc session behind closed doors. a
large number of witnesses were exam
ined. but nothing having been deter
mined at 5 p. NJ, the case was contin-
ned until to-day.
In the case OF Burkhart VS.. Barclay,
Judge Hutton yesterday granted the
motion of plaintiff to set aside the or
der and Judgment OF the court and the
case was continued.
In the case of Burlingame VS.. Row
land. plaintiff was granted ten days in
which to answer cross-complaint filed
by defendant.
J. Vaughen, charged with having
assaulted person on San Fernando
street with knife, was brought before
Judge Taney yesterday and the case
set for examination October 2Sth at 2
r. NJ, bail being fixed at $500.
The case against M. Lopez, charged
with having stolen a horse, saddle and
birdie, on motion of District Attor-
ney, was dismissed yesterday in the
absence of sufficient testimony to sus-
tain the charge.
Judge Cheney yesterday sentenced
two men for one year each, one OF
them being Geo. Clark, who, it will
he remembered, was convicted OF hav-
ing stolen 81 in cash from the person
of John Andrews, it being shown at
the examination that Clark had five
cents on his person when searched,
the other evidence not establishing
his guilt very conclusively.
The other man was +. .. Garrison,
convicted of burglary in the second
degree, it being shown at the trial that
he had on the night OF July 4th en-
tered room No. l30 at the Nadeau
House and taken therefrom two suits
of clothes, one of which was light
one and the other a dark one. They
will be taken to San Quentin to-day.
Juan Lopez plead guilty to a charge
of petit larceny before Judge Cheney
Yesterday. He was charged with hav-
ing taken a watch valued at 500 or
more from the person OF Pat Haw-
kins. He will be sentenced the 3lst
inst.
Theo. Savage, Esq, yesterday re-
ncwed his request to Judge Cheney to
be permitted to withdraw from the
defense of Gormlee, the rape fiend,
but he was retained by the Judge for
that purpose. and the issue will be
decided Monday, many wiseacres OF
the court predicting from four to forty
years for him at San Quentin.
The trustees of B mai Birth "a church
of this city, are petitioning for an or
der of the Superior Court, authorizing
the sale of the present church and
site on Fort street, it being too small
to accommodate the large congrega-
tion, the proceeds OF the sale to be
used in purchasing site more re-
mote and erecting thereon a church
better suited to the needs OF the con-
gregation. q
Suit has been entered in the Supe.
rior Courts by Luigi Ardito agains,
Ching Wing and Yee Hing, for. the
Judgment OF the court for restitution
OF certain property on the corner o1
San Pedro and Washington streets
which lie had leased to Ching Wing
under contract. He alleges tha
Ching Wing violated the terms OF the
same by subletting it to Yee Hing ant
also by tearing down fences and parti
tons of the same.
Judge Gardiner in the case OF A. X
Street VS.. II. j. Stevenson, in which
plaintiff claimed $239.50 for services
rendered decision in favor OF defen
dant.
In the case of the People vs.. Geo
Williams and Fred Forrest, charged
with burglary, committed on the
house of B. Bognell, the order OF the
court setting it for October 9th, was
vacated and it was set for November
Sd at 10A N.
The following term jurors were EN-
panelled in Department Two, Superior
Court, yesterday: p. Backmann. X
II. Brown, j. B. Cook, A. II. Dunlap
j. w. Potts, j. Kennedy, Jesse Hun
ter, d. r. McRae, A. f. Bland, lreb!
Barton, A. H. Mcdonald, F. Helm
and +. w. Hudson.